Tropical Forecast: NWS Guam is watching Invest 92W near 9°N/162°E after a prior system fell apart, with heavy rain already hitting Kosrae and forecasters unsure whether it could later develop and possibly steer toward the Marianas. Nuclear Planning Watch: A Pacific security analyst says a potential Chinese nuclear strike on Andersen would likely spread fallout across Guam, aligning with reports that the Pentagon is revisiting how and when nuclear weapons could be used. Submarine Returns: The fast-attack USS Annapolis has returned to Naval Base Guam as the second such submarine to come home in 15 days, underscoring continued submarine activity from Polaris Point. Local Education Pressure: Guam lawmakers and senators are pushing for urgent support for Southern High School after closures tied to Tiyan and Simon Sanchez, while another story highlights GDOE’s ongoing campus safety and student-impact concerns. Budget & Infrastructure: Guam’s Legislature moves toward a vote on the revised FY2027 budget, including a BPT cut to 4% and a 5% BPT on military buildup construction, while $104.8M in COVID recovery funds tied to the Mangilao medical complex is being reallocated as deadlines tighten. Hospital Water Leaks: GMH officials describe a “weak link” in roof/envelope upgrades tied to typhoon damage and ongoing leak concerns raised during budget hearings. STEM & Training: Career Tech High Academy is making its case for charter renewal with expanded programs including drone tech and maritime training, and Guam’s first junior law enforcement cadet cohort has graduated five students. Ocean Research Disruption: Super Typhoon Dolphin forced the E/V Nautilus far off its survey route, but the crew secured permits to continue mapping work in other priority areas. AI for Access to Law: Guam-linked technologist Karlo Dizon is building an AI-powered Philippine legal archive aimed at making legal research feel less intimidating and more accessible. Defense Tech: The Pentagon’s innovation push includes a faster, more maneuverable hypersonic cruise missile concept, and a separate $80M OTA contract targets AI-enabled wargaming that can work with legacy simulations. Public Safety Tech: Guam fishers say shark deterrents aren’t working and disaster aid remains hard to access, as federal fisheries officials gather input for next steps.